KINGSO L Shaped Computer Desk with CPU Stand，65" Modern Corner Desks for Home Office Workstation Wood & Metal Corner Desk Laptop Writing Desk Table (64" x 47" x 30", Wood)

My family and I are absolutely in love with this desk. I have been wanting a new desk for quite some time so when I began to search I had to pick and choose. We are currently homeschooling so I wanted a desk where two of us could sit together, comfortably. When I saw this one , I loved the sleek look and the "L" shape. It's also very easy to keep clean because washing this is also a breeze. The desk comes with all the tools needed for assembly. I opened the box and laid it all out. I was able to build this desk in roughly 45 minutes. Everything was packaged nicely and safely. The desk is lightweight and I am able to keep it in the corner I wanted it in. I could also love the desk to other corners by myself. The color is modern and welcoming. Very smooth and I love you can't tell if someone made a scratch. It feels quite durable and strong. The desk is solid and does not move- very stable. My laptop and decor sit nicely on the top. I absolutely love this desk. It was such a great affordable buy. Would recommend to people of all ages.

Seems to be a sturdy desk for my PC monitor and my laptop. The advertised picture shows the desk set up differently than the instructions. The picture shows the short side on the right of the long side, the instructions show the short side on the left of the long side. It might be reversable but I don't know because we just set it up the way it was in the instructions. Oh and the instructions have no words, just pictures. Be sure you do not take the plastic off the metal until you have it set up because the letters are on the plastic. All that said it is easy to set up.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  For under $100 bucks, this is the best L-Shaped computer desk I could find. The installation was a breeze and could be done within 30 minutes. My advice is not tightening the screws up all the way because you might have to unscrew it. Once you are sure about it then tight them up but still not too much. It’s steady and easy to move around. I like the small PC tray at the bottom to keep the PC off the ground. It looks kind of cute. The black color matched with my monitor speakers and everything I have so that’s a big plus. I can also raise the legs independently and people might need that because their floors might not be leveled and such. That’s another great idea!

This was a great deal @ $80 (still worth it @ $100). My wife loves this table for her home office. I don't like the 19" depth, but she says it's perfect. The unit is very sturdy and table surface more durable than I expected (similar to a very thin Formica). Assembly was simple, just pay close attention to differences between the horizontal frame bars and your desired layout -- all properly illustrated in the instructions.Also installed a dual 24" monitors using a bolt-on pedestal stand on the rear of the corner panel. Getting the monitors off of the table reclaims a lot of workspace.ASSEMBLY PRO TIPS: As others have suggested, to avoid bolt holes not lining-up, loosely install all frame bolts, then install top panels and tighten. Then align panels for flush/tight fit and tighten top of frame. Lastly, tighten remainder of frame.DO NOT over-tighten bolts, threads are a soft metal and easily to strip (I am well aware this concept from auto repairs, but still managed to strip one frame connection). The included Allen wrench is the best tool to avoid stripping-out threads (although it's of poor quality and will likely 'round' the hex edges before you finish). If planning to use real tools, such as socket/ratchet, driver or larger Allen wrench be even more cautious with over-tightening. And don't use a screw gun, drill or impact wrench... they are overkill and will result in stripped threads.

I absolutely love this corner work desk. It has a ton of surface area for all my work supplies and electronics. But also is space saving because it is a corner desk and maximizes my office space by being tucked in a corner.Two of my notably favorite things about this desk are: 1) the corner cut out is extremely useful for running electrical cords down to the outlet, while keeping the desk firmly against the two walls and no having to hang the cords over the sides. 2) the underneath part of the desk is clear of any poles and bars (especially in the center section) allowing free movement of your rolling chair to smoothly move from side to side or in the middle, without having to dodge a support bar or pole.The desk is extremely sturdy and strong, it can handle a great deal of weight—up to 450 pounds! The iron steel frame us sturdy and stable. The top is made of firm particle board with the decorative wood-like design on top.It is fairly easy to construct the work desk with just one person. I was able to lift all the parts and do it alone. Maybe for some, a few of the partical board parts might be slightly heavy to maneuver alone. I feel very confident in how stable and level this desk is and I am very happy with the purchase!